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Churchill Arts Council 2021-22 Season Brochure
36 TH ANNUAL ARTS EVENT SEASON 2021-22 SEASON EVENTS CALENDAR
THE CHURCHILL ARTS COUNCIL is a private, non-profit arts organization bringing PERFORMING ARTS
high quality arts events to Fallon, Churchill County and Northern Nevada. The Dusty 45s – August 21, 2021
For over three decades, we’ve enriched the cultural and social life of our region » Free In-the-Park Concert
by offering educational and experiential opportunities in the arts on many levels, John Jorgenson Bluegrass Band – October 16, 2021
including: an annual performing arts series; visual art exhibitions; literary readings American Patchwork Quartet – November 13, 2021
and conversations with artists in all disciplines; screenings of classic and foreign Del Castillo Trio – January 29, 2022
films; a juried local artists’ exhibition; scholarships to pursue studies in the arts; Portland Cello Project – March 26, 2022
publication of print and online visual arts catalogs, as well as a print newsletter. Le Vent du Nord – April 23, 2022
We are committed to excellence in multi-disciplinary programming, as you will see Meklit – May 21, 2022
by this overview of our 2021-22 Season. Dwayne Dopsie & the Zydeco Hellraisers – June 18, 2022
» Free In-the-Park Concert
PHYSICAL ADDRESS
Oats Park Art Center VISUAL ARTS
151 East Park Street Group Exhibition – August 14 - November 13, 2021
Fallon, Nev. 89406 Nate Clark, Michelle Lassaline & Julia Schwadron Marianelli
» Panel Discussion & Reception: August 14
CONTACT INFORMATION Fred Reid – December 4, 2021 - March 26, 2022
775-423-1440 » Artist’s Talk & Reception: February 5
Elaine Parks – April 9 - June 18, 2022
info@churchillarts.org
» Artist’s Talk & Reception: April 9
P. O. Box 2204
Frances McCormack & Timothy Berry – April 9 - June 18, 2022
Fallon, Nev. 89407
» Artists’ Talk & Reception: May 14
churchillarts.org
LITERARY ARTS
PERFORMANCE TICKETS, DATES & TIMES David Anthony Durham – October 23, 2021
All seats are reserved. Please email info@churchillarts.org or call 775-423-1440 to Mindy Nettifee – April 30, 2022
order tickets for individual performances. Tickets are $17 for Churchill Arts Council
members, $20 for non-members, and $10 for youth & students (with valid student ID). FILM SERIES
Visa, Mastercard and American Express are accepted. Fall Film Series: Coming of Age – September 2021
» Pan’s Labyrinth (2006): September 10
In general, the Art Center’s Box Office, Art Bar and Galleries open at 7 PM and » Lady Bird (2017): September 17
performances start at 8 PM. Visual & literary arts events are held from 5-7 PM. » Minari (2020): September 24
Doors open for films at 6 PM and begin at 7 PM. Please call or email us to set up an Spring Film Series: Vampiric – February 2022
appointment if you wish to visit outside of these days and times. » The Hunger (1983): February 11
» From Dusk till Dawn (1996): February 18
Information on performances is current as of press time. However, performances » Let the Right One In (2008): February 25
and other dates may be subject to change. If you are traveling long distances, please
contact the Churchill Arts Council to confirm dates and times. Additional performances SPECIAL EVENTS
and events may be added throughout the season as funding and scheduling permits. Green Goddess Farmers Market – August 7 & September 4, 2021
If you would like to be apprised of these please visit our website at churchillarts.org or Ales for Arts – October 1, 2021
email us at info@churchillarts.org. An Evening with the Arts – March 5, 2022
PERFORMING ARTS
THE DUSTY 45s // August 21, 2021 JOHN JORGENSON BLUEGRASS BAND // October 16, 2021
THE DUSTY 45s Named Best Band by Seattle Weekly readers three years in a row, the Dusty 45s deliver
rockin’ high energy music from twang country to jump blues, from surf rock to Dixieland, served up with two
wailing electric guitars, slappin’ upright base and guaranteed knockdown drumming. Led by charismatic
singer / songwriter Billy Joe Huels, the raucous band tears through Huels’ original songs that draw
inspiration from the roots of rock, rhythm and blues, honky tonk and jazz. Current members of the Dusty 45s
also include Jerry Battista on lead guitar, Rod Cook on lead guitar, Robin Cady on upright bass, and Kohen
Burrill on the drums.
» Free In-the-Park Concert – Presented in cooperation with the Mayor, City Council and City of Fallon «
JOHN JORGENSON BLUEGRASS BAND An all-star bluegrass super group featuring four legendary,
award-winning musicians – John Jorgenson on acoustic guitar and vocals; Herb Pedersen on banjo,
acoustic guitar and vocals; Mark Fain on bass; and Patrick Sauber on acoustic guitar and vocals – who
deliver bluegrass like no one has ever heard it before. The four combine forces to form a spot-on union of
impeccable musicianship, incomparable songwriting, incredible harmony vocals (a fresh twist combining
bluegrass with elements of West Coast folk rock) and seasoned showmanship. This is the “high lonesome
sound” of American roots music at its finest.
AMERICAN PATCHWORK QUARTET Featuring Grammy-nominated vocalist Falu Shah, an 11th generation
classical Hindustani musician; Grammy-winning guitarist / vocalist Clay Ross, a co-founder of Ranky Tanky;
3x Grammy-winning drummer Clarence Penn, a drumming protégée of the late Ellis Marsalis; and, highly
acclaimed bassist Yasushi Nakamura, a first-call Issei jazz bassist. American Patchwork Quartet weave
modern immigrant dreams into songs, and showcase the dynamic diversity of contemporary culture by
reimagining timeless songs from America’s past. Old songs are made new through creative arrangements
that highlight the exceptional and well-honed skills of each member. AMERICAN PATCHWORK QUARTET // November 13, 2021
PERFORMING ARTS
DEL CASTILLO TRIO // January 29, 2022 PORTLAND CELLO PROJECT // March 26, 2022
DEL CASTILLO TRIO “Whether Del Castillo works in Spanish or English, they rock righteously. The Spanish
guitars’ flamenco vibe gives a dramatic flair, abetted by passionate vocals,” says Billboard Magazine.
This Austin, Texas-based trio – the del Castillo brothers, Rick and Mark, playing Spanish guitars, and award
winning vocalist, Alex Ruiz – has developed a huge following. Their original music blends rock, Latin, blues, and
world music into a cinematic celebration of sound that lifts your soul. They have won 10 Austin Music Awards
while also touring with Stix, Los Lobos, Don Henley, Los Lonely Boys, and Willie Nelson. Rolling Stone says
the band “conjures images of Eddie Van Halen fronting early Santana (with an assist from the Gypsy Kings).”
PORTLAND CELLO PROJECT Giving new meaning to ideas of an Indie-Orchestra, the twelve-member
ensemble gives classical music a high energy jolt. The group has built a reputation for mixing genres and
blurring borders, taking on everything from Bach and Arvo Pärt to Dave Brubeck, Kanye West and Pantera.
Their performances feature brilliant renditions of a range of music you wouldn’t expect to hear coming from
a cello, including blending their deep textures with the unique harmonic landscape of the artistic power
of Prince. Joined by musicians who have worked with Prince such as Saeeda Wright and Tyrone Hendrix,
expect a lively evening of diversely-curated music that influenced or was influenced by The Purple One.
LE VENT DU NORD The award winning and highly acclaimed band is a leading force in Quebec’s progressive
francophone folk movement. Their vast repertoire draws from both traditional sources and original
compositions, while enhancing their hard-driving soulful music (rooted in the Celtic diaspora) with a broad
range of global influences. Featuring button accordion, guitar and fiddle, the band’s sound is defined by the
hurdy-gurdy, which adds an earthy, rough-hewn flavor to even the most buoyant dance tunes. They have
enjoyed meteoric success, performing 1,800 concerts over 5 continents and racking up several prestigious
awards, including a Grand Prix du Disque Charles Cros, two Junos (Canada’s Grammys), a Félix at ADISQ,
a Canadian Folk Music Award, and “Artist of the Year” at the North American Folk Alliance Annual Gala. LE VENT DU NORD // April 23, 2022
PERFORMING ARTS LITERARY ARTS
MEKLIT // May 21, 2022 DAVID ANTHONY DURHAM // October 23, 2021
MEKLIT Meklit, and her five-piece band, have rocked stages from Addis Ababa to San Francisco, New York David Anthony Durham is an American novelist,
to Nairobi, London to Arusha, Montreal to Cairo, and more. Her electric stage presence, her innovative take author of historical fiction and fantasy.
on Ethio-Jazz, and fiery, emotive delivery results in a killer live show. Her album, When the People Move, the
Music Moves Too, received rave reviews and reached #4 on the iTunes World Music Charts, #1 on the NACC Durham’s first novel, Gabriel’s Story, centered on
World Charts, and #12 on the World Charts in Europe. She has been featured on NPR, NY Magazine, PRI’s African American settlers in the American West.
The World, BBC Africa, BBC World Service, BBC Women’s Hour, The New Yorker, The Village Voice, and more. Walk Through Darkness followed a runaway slave
during the tense times leading up to the American
DWAYNE DOPSIE & THE ZYDECO HELLRAISERS Civil War. Pride of Carthage focused on Hannibal
// June 18, 2022 Barca of Ancient Carthage and his war with the
Dwayne Dopsie is easily one of the most exuberant Roman Republic. His Acacia Trilogy is an award-
accordionists in the world, prompting Rolling Stone winning epic fantasy series. His most recent novel,
to call him “the Jimi Hendrix of the accordion.” His The Risen, is about the Spartacus slave rebellion
award-winning, Grammy-nominated band Dwayne in ancient Rome. His next, The Shadow Prince, is
Dopsie & the Zydeco Hellraisers is a culmination the start of a middlegrade fantasy series set in
of generations of the Zydeco tradition. Their music a solarpunk ancient Egypt. He also writes for the
puts you squarely in the heart of New Orleans, Wild Cards series of collaborative novels, edited by
where the genre’s roots grew from French Creole George R. R. Martin.
musical traditions, blending blues, rhythm and
blues, funk, rock and roll, reggae, pop as well as the Durham has won the John W. Campbell Award for
indigenous music of the Louisiana Creoles and the Best New Writer, a Legacy Award, was a Finalist
Native people of Louisiana. for the Prix Imaginales and has twice had his
» Free In-the-Park Concert – Presented in books named New York Times Notable Book of
cooperation with the Mayor, City Council the year. Four of his novels have been optioned for
and City of Fallon « development as feature films.
LITERARY ARTS FILM SERIES
MINDY NETTIFEE // April 30, 2022
Mindy Nettifee, PhD is a poet, artist educator, FALL FILM SERIES
depth somatic researcher and practitioner, and
a psychonaut. She holds a doctorate in depth
COMING OF AGE
psychology with a somatic studies specialization,
and recently published her doctoral research Voice as PAN’S LABYRINTH (2006) // September 10, 2021 Mexican filmmaker Guillermo del Toro directs this
Embodied Sense – Rethinking Voice and Language in haunting fantasy-drama set in the aftermath of the Spanish Civil War and detailing the strange journeys of
Trauma Healing. She is also the author of three full- an imaginative young girl who may be the mythical princess of an underground kingdom. Shy young Ofelia
length collections of poems: Sleepyhead Assassins (Ivana Baquero) is forced to entertain herself while her recently remarried mother, Carmen (Ariadna Gil), lies
(Moon Tide Press), Rise of the Trust Fall (Write immobilized in anticipation of her forthcoming child with sadistic army captain Vidal (Sergi López). While
Bloody Press), and Open Your Mouth Like a Bell her high-ranking stepfather remains determined to fulfill the orders of General Francisco Franco to crush a
(Write Bloody Press). She is a three-time nominee nearby guerilla uprising, the young girl soon ventures into an elaborate stone labyrinth presided over by the
for the Pushcart Prize, a Powell’s Books Indie Press mythical faun Pan (Doug Jones) and sets out to reclaim her kingdom.
Best Seller, and co-editor of the anthology Courage
– Daring Poems for Gutsy Girls (Write Bloody Press). LADY BIRD (2017) // September 17, 2021 This coming-of-age tale set in 2002 Sacramento centers on
Christine McPherson (Saoirse Ronan), an eccentric teenager who prefers to go by the name “Lady Bird.”
Nettifee has performed and taught in over 500 Over the course of her senior year of high school, Lady Bird deals with the pangs of first love and clashes
venues, colleges and universities across America with her mother (Laurie Metcalf) over her plans for the future. Written and directed by Greta Gerwig, who
and Europe, competed in five National Poetry loosely based the story on her own life. Tracy Letts, Timothee Chalamet, and Lucas Hedges co-star.
Slams, opened for indie rock act the Cold War Kids,
headlined national poetry tours The Last Nerve, MINARI (2020) // September 24, 2021 Steven Yeun, Yeri Han, Yuh-jung Youn, and Will Patton star in
The Whirlwind Company and The Poetry Revival, writer-director Lee Isaac Chung’s poignant and semi-autobiographical immigrant family drama. A Korean
and was featured in the critically acclaimed poetry American family relocates to a small farm in Arkansas in the 1980s – to pursue their own version of the
concert documentary The Drums Inside Your Chest. American Dream. The arrival of their irreverent grandmother disrupts the balance they try to maintain
Her stories have been featured on The Moth podcast. between cultural assimilation and autonomy.
FILM SERIES
SEATING CHART FOR BARKLEY THEATRE
BARKLEY THEATRE SEATING
Seating capacity on the main floor is 305 and all seats are reserved. If you’d like to request a specific
seat please refer to the seating chart below. We’ll do our best to accommodate your request,
but cannot guarantee the availability of specific seats at any given performance. Please email
info@churchillarts.org or call 775-423-1440 for all seating requests.
Seats will be assigned on a “first-requested, first-assigned” basis. Seating for patrons with accessiblity
needs is available on both upper and lower levels of the house – please call in advance of the performance
for more information. Assistive listening devices are also available upon request.
A limited number of box seats – six on the upper mezzanine level and four on the lower main level – can
accommodate four to six persons. They may be purchased on an annual basis, and may be available for
individual performances.
SPRING FILM SERIES
VAMPIRIC
THE HUNGER (1983) // February 11, 2022 The exquisitely beautiful Catherine Deneuve plays Miriam, a
centuries-old vampire capable of bestowing the gift of immortality on her lovers – namely her current partner
John (David Bowie). When John awakens one morning to discover telltale signs of aging, it is revealed that
his own sustained youth is not permanent. In a panic, John visits the clinic of scientist Sarah Roberts (Susan
Sarandon), who has recently published a book on reversing the aging process. With John consigned by
Miriam to a box in the attic with her legions of undead lovers, Sarah is seduced into a steamy lesbian tryst.
FROM DUSK TILL DAWN (1996) // February 18, 2022 In this action-horror flick from director Robert
Rodriguez and screenwriter Quentin Tarantino, Tarantino stars with George Clooney as a pair of sadistic
brothers. After a string of robberies, the siblings head to Mexico to live the good life. To get over the border,
they kidnap a widowed preacher (Harvey Keitel) and his two children (Juliette Lewis and Ernest Liu). Once
in Mexico they visit a trucker bar where the brothers are supposed to meet a local thug. They soon realize
that they’re not in a typical bar, as the entire place begins to teem with vicious, blood-sucking vampires.
WHERE THE HELL IS FALLON?
LET THE RIGHT ONE IN (2008) // February 25, 2022 A 12-year-old boy befriends a mysterious young girl It’s not that far from where you are. The Oats Park Art Center is located at 151 East Park Street in Fallon,
whose appearance in town suspiciously coincides with a horrifying series of murders in director Tomas the Oasis of Nevada.
Alfredson’s film. Oskar is a young boy who can’t seem to shake off the local bullies, but all of that begins to
change when a new neighbor moves in next door. After striking up a friendship with his eccentric neighbor, Fallon is 60 miles east of Reno, Nevada, and is easily accessible from I-80 and Highway 50, the Loneliest
Oskar realizes that she is the vampire responsible for the recent rash of deaths around town. Despite the Road in America. The Art Center is located on the east side of Oats Park, four blocks east of the junction
danger, however, Oskar’s friendship with the girl ultimately takes precedence over his fear of her. of Highways 50 and 95. Detailed directions can be found by using the web mapping service of your choice.
MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION 2021-22 SEASON MEMBERSHIP FORM
Support, through memberships, helps to ensure we’ll continue to bring the finest arts programming to SEPTEMBER 2021 THROUGH AUGUST 2022 MEMBERSHIP YEAR
Fallon, Churchill County and Northern Nevada. Please take a minute to join or renew today! Your support of Please copy or detach this form and return to: Churchill Arts Council / P. O. Box 2204 / Fallon, Nev. 89407
the Churchill Arts Council is fully tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Name:
MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS Address:
Membership is open to all individuals, businesses and organizations on an annual basis. Benefits include
Season Tickets and “5-Packs” at a discount; purchase of box seats; reduced price performing arts and film City: State: Zip:
tickets; priority seating requests; subscription to our print newsletter; invitations to visual art openings, Art Phone:
Bars, artists’ readings, lectures and special events; and email reminders about upcoming activities. Please Email:
let us know whether you prefer to receive information via U.S. Mail or electronically. Memberships of $50
or more are acknowledged in our newsletter; memberships of $100 or more also receive a 10% discount in Do you want to receive event info via U. S. Mail?: Do you want to receive info via email?:
the ChArts Store.
PLEASE CHECK YOUR LEVEL OF SUPPORT
SEASON TICKETS, BOX SEATS & YOUTH AND STUDENT TICKETS ❏ Individual – $25 ❏ Family – $50 + ❏ Supporting – $100 +
Season tickets for ALL performing arts events and the Fall & Spring Film Series are available to Churchill Arts
❏ Associate – $250 + ❏ Principal – $500 + ❏ Advocate – $1,000 +
Council members for $125; $150 for non-members. These guarantee you a seat at diverse performances,
many of which will sell out. A 10% saving over individual ticket purchases. ❏ Sponsor – $2,500 + ❏ Guarantor – $5,000 +
“5-Packs” (tickets to five performing arts events – OR – four performing arts events and either the Fall or PLEASE INDICATE IF YOU ARE WILLING TO VOLUNTEER
Spring Film Series) are available to members for $80; $105 for nonmembers. A 6% saving over individual
❏ Usher at performances ❏ Volunteer in the ChArts Store
ticket purchases.
❏ Bartend at events ❏ Underwrite an event
Youth and student tickets (with valid student ID) are available to individual performances for $10. ❏ Are there other ways in which you would like to assist the Churchill Arts Council? If so, please describe
below, email info@churchillarts.org or call 775-423-1440.
The Barkley Theatre has a limited number of upper and lower level box seats available for purchase on an annual
basis. For information, please contact the Churchill Arts Council at info@churchillarts.org or 775-423-1440.
UNDERWRITING & VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
If you or your business is interested in underwriting an event or volunteering as an usher, in the ChArts
Store, or assisting in the presentation of the performing and visual arts, please contact the Churchill Arts
Council at info@churchillarts.org or 775-423-1440.
❏ YES! I would also like to purchase Churchill Arts Council Member Season Tickets at $125 each,
for ALL performing arts events – and the Fall & Spring Film Series – listed in this brochure, excluding
“An Evening with the Arts.” A 10% saving over individual ticket purchases.
❏ YES! I would also like to purchase Churchill Arts Council Member “5-Packs” at $80 each, valid for
five performing arts events – OR – four performing arts events and either the Fall or Spring Film Series,
excluding “An Evening with the Arts.” A 6% saving over individual ticket purchases.
❏ YES! Although I am not joining at this time I would like to purchase Season Tickets at $150 each.
❏ YES! Although I am not joining at this time I would like to purchase “5-Packs” at $105 each.
All seating is reserved and Season Ticket / “5-Pack” holders may request specific seats for performances as
available on a “first-requested, first-assigned” basis.
VISUAL ARTS
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
CHARTS STORE
A changing and eclectic array of artworks, prints, books, ceramics, crafts, and other handcrafted items by local
and regional artists are available for purchase. Open at all Churchill Arts Council events or by appointment.
ART BARS, OPEN HOUSES & LARIAT NIGHTS
The Oats Park Art Center’s lounge and reception areas are utilized at all Churchill Arts Council events as
well as for irregularly scheduled open-to-the-community social gatherings and open houses. If you or your
business is interested in underwriting these open house events, please contact the Churchill Arts Council at
info@churchillarts.org or 775-423-1440.
RENTAL POLICIES
Various facilities within the Oats Park Art Center are available for rent, subject to availability and
appropriateness of the proposed event. Please contact the Churchill Arts Council for more information.
ABOUT THE OATS PARK ART CENTER
Efforts to provide a permanent home for the Churchill Arts Council’s programs began with a series of
community and regional meetings in 1989, which identified the historic Oats Park School building in Fallon
as a potential candidate to house a multi-discipline community arts center. The structure was nominated
to the Nevada and National Registers of Historic Places in 1990 and a Feasibility / Concept Study was
commissioned and completed in 1992. The Study was extremely positive about returning the building to
community use and – thanks to the funding from the National Endowment for the Arts, Arts Facilities Design
Program – a Design Development report was completed in 1993. Construction documents for the entire
art center were completed and construction and renovation began in 1996. In July 1999, Oats Park was
designated as an Official Project of Save America’s Treasures – a public-private partnership of the White
House Millennium Council and the National Trust for Historic Preservation. As such, Oats Park joined a very
select group of historic resources that have been chosen to represent America’s treasures in need of support
for their preservation and renovation. To proceed in the most cost effective manner and to accommodate
available funding, construction and renovation has been implemented in a series of dovetailing and / or
overlapping phases. The theatre opened in 2003, visual art galleries in 2006, and the final portions, including
a café and catering kitchen were completed in 2016.
Nate Clark
Catenary Control
Mixed Media Sculpture
August 14 – November 13, 2021
Panel Discussion & Reception for the Artist
August 14, 5 - 7 pm · E. L. Wiegand Gallery
VISUAL ARTS
Michelle Lassaline Julia Schwadron Marianelli
As Hounds Pursue Hares Trembling Grass / Vibrating Grass
Paintings and Drawings Recent Paintings
August 14 – November 13, 2021 August 14 – November 13, 2021
Panel Discussion & Reception for the Artist Panel Discussion & Reception for the Artist
August 14, 5 - 7 pm · Kirk Robertson Gallery August 14, 5 - 7 pm · E. L. Wiegand GalleryVISUAL ARTS
Fred Reid Elaine Parks
The Heart of the Matter The End is Near
Sculptural Ceramics, Drawings and Paintings Retrospective Ceramic Works and Sculpture
December 4, 2021 – March 26, 2022 April 9 – June 18, 2022
Artist Talk & Reception for the Artist Artist Talk & Reception for the Artist
February 5, 5 - 7 pm · E. L. Wiegand & Kirk Robertson Galleries April 9, 5 - 7 pm · Kirk Robertson GalleryVISUAL ARTS
Frances McCormack Timothy Berry
Vanishing Territories Vanishing Territories
Paintings and Works on Paper Paintings and Works on Paper
April 9 – June 18, 2022 April 9 – June 18, 2022
Artist Talk & Reception for the Artist Artist Talk & Reception for the Artist
May 14, 5 - 7 pm · E. L. Wiegand Gallery May 14, 5 - 7 pm · E. L. Wiegand GallerySPECIAL EVENTS
GREEN GODDESS FARMERS MARKET // August 7 & September 4, 2021 ALES FOR ARTS // October 1, 2021
GREEN GODDESS FARMERS MARKET Join us at the Oats Park Art Center for the Green Goddess Farmers
Market featuring produce for sale from local farmers, artwork from local artists and crafters, music by local
musicians, a wide assortment of food from local vendors, and more! Enjoy a seasonal specialty cocktail
served in the Lariat Bar composed using local ingredients which will be available for purchase, along with a
variety of other tasty beverages.
ALES FOR ARTS A fundraiser for the Churchill Arts Council’s 2021-22 Programs & Activities. Sample
local and regional beers, enjoy a specialty cocktail, composed from local ingredients, plus beer, wine and
other tasty beverages. An assortment of food and non-alcoholic beverages will be available from local and
regional vendors. And you can groove to the Americana sound of local band Backbeats featuring Fallon’s
own vocal phenomena, Dineen Caseday.
AN EVENING WITH THE ARTS Our 36th annual fundraising dinner and silent auction featuring a variety of
artworks, vacation getaways and other eclectic items donated by local and regional artists and businesses.
The social event of the season! Additional details and this year’s theme to be revealed closer to the date
of the event.
AN EVENING WITH THE ARTS // March 5, 2022CONVERSATIONS GROUP EXHIBITION JOHN JORGENSON BLUEGRASS BAND PORTLAND CELLO PROJECT ELAINE PARKS // August 14, 2021 // October 16, 2021 // March 26, 2022 // April 9, 2022 Panel discussion with Nate Clark, Michelle Conversation on Telling New and Authentic Stories Conversation on Classical and Beyond, New Artist’s talk for The End is Near. Lassaline & Julia Schwadron Marianelli. Through Music. Repertoire for Cello from Bach to Brubeck. DAVID ANTHONY DURHAM AMERICAN PATCHWORK QUARTET LE VENT DU NORD MINDY NETTIFEE // October 23, 2021 // November 13, 2021 // April 23, 2022 // April 30, 2022 Literary reading by the American novelist who won Conversation on Using Music’s Magic to Explore Conversation on Blending Music From the Celtic Poetry reading by the Portland-based writer who is the John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer. Ideas About Immigration and Race. Diaspora with Global Influences. a three-time nominee for the Pushcart Prize. DEL CASTILLO TRIO FRED REID FRANCES McCORMACK & TIMOTHY BERRY MEKLIT // January 29, 2022 // February 5, 2022 // May 14, 2022 // May 21, 2022 Conversation on Creating Music with Cross- Artist’s talk for The Heart of the Matter. Artists’ talk for Vanishing Territories. Conversation on The Power of Music to Set People Cultural Power. and Social Movements in Motion.
CHURCHILL ARTS COUNCIL
THANK YOU SPONSORS & PARTNERS
Churchill Arts Council programs and activities are sponsored, in part, by: the National
Endowment for the Arts; the City of Fallon; the Nevada Arts Council; the Fallon Post;
Lahontan Valley News; the John Ben Snow Memorial Trust; the Fallon Convention & Tourism
Authority; the Bretzlaff Foundation; the E. L. Cord Foundation; the Robert Z. Hawkins
Foundation; Churchill County; Systems Consultants; the Nevada Commission on Tourism;
Speedway Market; Walmart Foundation; CC Communications; and Holiday Inn Express.
Additional support has also been provided by the Depot / Widmer & Mills, CPAs; Mackedon-
Law, PC; Fallon Nugget / Bonanza Inn & Casino / Fernley Nugget; the Southwest Gas
Foundation; and the Cousie C. Nelson Endowment. The Churchill Arts Council proudly pours
Great Basin Brewing Company’s Icky IPA and Outlaw Oatmeal Stout at all its events.
The free performances by the Dusty 45s and Dwayne Dopsie & the Zydeco Hellraisers are
presented in cooperation with the Mayor, City Council and City of Fallon. Additional support
for the performances and conversations by American Patchwork Quartet and Del Castillo
Trio has been provided by TourWest, a program of the Western States Arts Federation.
Underwriting support for the performances by John Jorgenson Bluegrass Band, American
Patchwork Quartet, and Le Vent du Nord has been provided by Speedway Market. The
readings and outreach activities by authors David Anthony Durham and Mindy Nettifee are
presented in cooperation with the Churchill Library Association.
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